In All We Imagine As Light, Indian filmmaker Payal Kapadia crafts a gentle, luminous meditation on womanhood, friendship, and the quiet rebellions that simmer beneath everyday life. It’s a film that feels like poetry captured on celluloid — delicate, layered, and achingly intimate.
From 26–29 June 2025, Nairobi Litfest—also known as NBO LitFest—is back for its fourth edition, transformed into a dynamic “Festival of Ideas.”
There is nothing passive about the work of Swift9. It does not sit still; it moves even while fixed to walls. His art brims with kinetic energy; energetic, experimental, and strange.
4 – 6 July 2025. Dance Life Festival 2025 is set to electrify Nairobi, featuring over 30 professional dancers, 5 international acts, and a full weekend of movement and music.
Since its inception in 2020, Dance Life Festival has been amplifying Kenya’s dance scene, bringing together genres, cultures, and powerful stories told through rhythm and motion.
In All We Imagine As Light, Indian filmmaker Payal Kapadia crafts a gentle, luminous meditation on womanhood, friendship, and the quiet rebellions that simmer beneath everyday life. It’s a film that feels like poetry captured on celluloid — delicate, layered, and achingly intimate.
From 26–29 June 2025, Nairobi Litfest—also known as NBO LitFest—is back for its fourth edition, transformed into a dynamic “Festival of Ideas.”
There is nothing passive about the work of Swift9. It does not sit still; it moves even while fixed to walls. His art brims with kinetic energy; energetic, experimental, and strange.
4 – 6 July 2025. Dance Life Festival 2025 is set to electrify Nairobi, featuring over 30 professional dancers, 5 international acts, and a full weekend of movement and music.
Since its inception in 2020, Dance Life Festival has been amplifying Kenya’s dance scene, bringing together genres, cultures, and powerful stories told through rhythm and motion.
Check out what’s on iN Nairobi this weekend – from clubs to art to live music, we’ve done the scrolling so you don’t have to!
Start A Library Trust (SAL) is a homegrown non-profit that’s quietly revolutionizing access to reading in Kenyan public schools.
Check out what’s on iN Nairobi this weekend – from clubs to art to live music, we’ve done the scrolling so you don’t have to!
June is upon us & we’ve rounded up the art exhibitions happening iN Nairobi this month. As usual, keep an eye on our weekly and weekend guides for more last minute events as they come in!
Join us as we take a journey through Nairobi’s skyline and explore five of the best rooftop dining experiences the city has to offer.
Who doesn’t love a slice of Pizza…or all the slices of Pizza. We take a look at the best pizza spots in Nairobi.
Nairobi has tons of awesome places to grab a burger, from small cafes to cool food trucks. Let’s check out some of the best ones!
Welcome to iNNAIROBI’s tour of the best culinary delights and spots you should know. Let’s take a tour of Nairobi’s outdoor food destinations.
Every woman carries an innate rhythm within her. It flows in cycles. It whispers through the body with the rise and fall of hormones. And every month, this rhythm shows up as our period, a gentle reminder to pause, reflect, nourish, and soften into our own feminine flow.
In All We Imagine As Light, Indian filmmaker Payal Kapadia crafts a gentle, luminous meditation on womanhood, friendship, and the quiet rebellions that simmer beneath everyday life. It’s a film that feels like poetry captured on celluloid — delicate, layered, and achingly intimate.
From 26–29 June 2025, Nairobi Litfest—also known as NBO LitFest—is back for its fourth edition, transformed into a dynamic “Festival of Ideas.”
There is nothing passive about the work of Swift9. It does not sit still; it moves even while fixed to walls. His art brims with kinetic energy; energetic, experimental, and strange.
Check out what’s on iN Nairobi this weekend – from clubs to art to live music, we’ve done the scrolling so you don’t have to!
Check out what’s on iN Nairobi this weekend – from clubs to art to live music, we’ve done the scrolling so you don’t have to!
Madaraka Day Weekend is KICKING with over 100 events iN Nairobi this weekend – from clubs to art to live music, we’ve done the scrolling so you don’t have to!
Check out what’s happening in Nairobi this weekend – from clubs to art to live music, we’ve done the scrolling so you don’t have to!
In All We Imagine As Light, Indian filmmaker Payal Kapadia crafts a gentle, luminous meditation on womanhood, friendship, and the quiet rebellions that simmer beneath everyday life. It’s a film that feels like poetry captured on celluloid — delicate, layered, and achingly intimate.
Dahomey is a haunting, elegiac documentary that confronts the long shadows of colonial theft—and the spiritual weight of return. iN REVIEWS.
SKETCHY AFRICANS: Known for his work on Country Queen and Pepeta, Mbaya takes a bold leap into comedy with a film that combines humor, cultural critique, and relatable storytelling.
From Nairobi to Bradford, Blankets & Wine crosses borders to amplify African creativity on a global stage.
On May 3 and 4, Shah Houses in Ngara will open its doors for the African premiere of Surviving Death — a daring, emotionally-charged concert exploring grief, hope, and human connection through music, poetry, and visual projection.
Born from a passion for blending great food with soulful music, our Jazz Sundays have evolved into one of Nairobi’s most anticipated weekly events. Read More…
Nairobi’s music landscape is undergoing a dynamic transformation, and at the heart of this evolution is Monateng Collective—an initiative reshaping the city’s electronic and AfroHouse scenes.
Afrika House is a creative space that embodies the kind of intentionality often missing in urban landscapes.
Today, on the International Day of Forests, we do not merely mark a date; we answer the call of the trees.
The festival is dedicated to holistic practices and personal growth.
Every woman carries an innate rhythm within her. It flows in cycles. It whispers through the body with the rise and fall of hormones. And every month, this rhythm shows up as our period, a gentle reminder to pause, reflect, nourish, and soften into our own feminine flow.
Many of us are searching for something deeper. A sense of balance. A breath of peace in the middle of life’s constant motion. We rush between work commitments, family obligations and social expectations. In the quiet moments we sometimes realise how much we long to feel whole.
In our fast-paced world where stress and anxiety often feel like constants, many people are rediscovering the healing impact of prayer and belief.
Spirituality Isn’t soft. It Is fierce, and if you access it, it will change you